Dog guide

In the cold season, your dog can also catch it: A cold is on its way. This article tells you how to recognise an infection and what you can do to get your four-legged friend back into shape quickly.

Does your dog really enjoy eating snow? Read this article to find out whether this behaviour is dangerous, when you should intervene and what you can do if your dog can't tolerate it.

With the right measures, you can protect your dog from the frosty dangers of winter: We have effective tips for you to defy snow, ice and cold in winter and enjoy the cold season!

Not all dogs are naturally equipped with the perfect winter coat and need warm and dry support in the cold and wet months to avoid freezing. Hypothermia can also make dogs sick and dangerous.

When it gets cold and dingy, annoying pathogens such as viruses or bacteria are often not far away. Find out what you can do to strengthen your four-legged friend's immune system and keep him fit through the cold months!

The dark season is here: it is getting a little darker and often more uncomfortable outside with each passing day. Dawn sets in later, dusk in the evening earlier. As dog owners, we still have to walk our dog, of…

Does your four-legged friend also struggle with New Year's Eve anxiety every year? Spending New Year's Eve at the airport seems to be becoming increasingly popular. Find out in our article whether this is possible…

Noise anxiety caused by firecrackers, fireworks and gunshots is common among dogs. Find out how you can alleviate fear on New Year's Eve and how you can make the evening stress-free in our tips.

Is your dog suffering from anxiety and simply won't calm down? With the help of veterinarian Dr. Julia Vietmeier, we explain whether you can give your dog eggnog to help them relax and what the consequences might be.